Libraries are great. I think most people have fond memories of visiting as kids and if you're like…read moreme, those memories are very suburban. The libraries I grew up visiting had 90s flair, and while amazing spaces that kept me entertained all summer long, they didn't have the grandeur of an iconic inner city library - like this one. The first time I stepped foot in here as a young adult I was in awe. It's just a gorgeous building, and incredible atmosphere to sit and read. The parking garage is set up to look like a bookshelf which I think is cute, and I love how you can just get lost in here and enjoy the space. It just FEELS like a library which sounds dumb but is true. What pushes this into five star territory for me though is the rooftop terrace. On a nice day there really isn't a better spot for an urban picnic.

I've never seen (or smelled) quite so many homeless people in one spot before. They were at every…read moreopen table, bench, chair and study room. It really smelled awful. In addition, the carpet smelled really dusty or moldy... The huge vault in the basement and the building's architecture were really the only things worth going for.

Great place. Wonderful people. Readm people, read! One of our best freedoms. Use your library;…read morevolunteer! Parkville branch is clean, new, friendly, comfortable! Has devices to help you on Internet, print (even from your own devices), sort, organize, read. I'd like to see a great reading chair for seniors with lumbar and neck support - be able to reserve your time in the chair, and that's the only improvement I can think of. Excellent location. Good parking.

The kindest people work here (thank you especially to Lydia - I hope I spelled her name correctly -…read morewho looked over my passport application for me and was so wonderful and thorough). It really reminds me that public libraries are the first and last bastions of knowledge and reverence for learning a lifetime love of reading. Neil Gaiman (love him) said it best when he said, "Google will bring you back, you know, a hundred thousand answers. A librarian will bring you back the right one." As long as our society has public libraries, I have hope for the future.

Obsessed with the library!! This library offers free cooking classes and I was able to snag a spot…read morefor the comfort food reimagined and 10/10. From the teaching to the food, everything was amazing! Our instructors were so sweet too. They let us know everything we could be doing to perfect our food. I've been here once to study and it was a good vibe! I enjoyed how spacious it was and how it had a cafe and when I went.. LEGO! That's always going to be amazing for me.

This library is great and so much more than just books. I typically use the app to reserve books…read moreand cds and pick them up via the very convenient drive thru window. You can also drive thru to drop books off. The app is easy to use. This location has a little coffeehouse and they have a culinary area that I've heard great things about. I'm sure there are so many more things to use and enjoy here, but I seldom go inside.

I absolutely love this place. The staff is very nice and knowledgeable and the selection is huge…read more If they don't have something in stock they will order it for you. This library offers free wifi as well, but I think my favorite thing about this place are the hours. They are open until 9p Mon-Thur! They have a pretty decent selection of music as well. I'm here atleast twice a week and I've never had a bad experience here.

This place is cool. Google fiber wifi. Air conditioned. Quiet. Staff is real friendly and of course…read morelots of books.

This library is definitely not the largest but it's cozy! As expected it is very quiet,but if kids…read moreare around people aren't mad at their excitement. I have also found that this location is not overly crowded or jam packed with people trying to use computers! The WiFi is also free which I LOVE! I honestly think libraries are such an under utilized resource in our community. People don't realize that you can come check out movies instead of going to redbox! The staff here has always been pleasant and helpful as well! My daughter and I have also attended learning activities here, ranging from animal wild life to space exploration. I would definitely recommend this location or just exploring libraries in general!

This is not the biggest or prettiest library I've ever been to, but it's close by, pretty decent,…read moreand keeps me in reading material, so I'm more than happy with it. There always seems to be quite a few people here reading, studying, and whatnot, and I know that from time to time there are events for kids. The library is clean, modern, well organized (different sections of books are clearly marked), and the staff are friendly and helpful. There's plenty of comfortable seating, in case you'd like to curl up with a book, and a lot of the chairs have little attached side tables (similar to the arm rest tables on some airplanes), which would be good for a laptop or to stack up a pile of books while you read. I usually tend towards fiction or travel books, and the selection of those is more than ample. There's also a really good new book section. (A bonus of the new book section is that you can check out as many new books as you want, as I know a lot of libraries have a limit on how many of those you can check out each month.) Their website is really easy to understand, and it makes renewing books and placing holds on books quick and easy. They also email me when books are due, or when the book I've put on hold arrives at my branch of the library, which is awesome.

The north Kansas City public library is such a great KC gem! It offers sewing classes and even have…read morea sewing studio where you can sew at any time. It's truly awesome! There's so many other events as well!

Not sure what was going on with this almost 2 year old. I have never had problems in the library at…read moreall. The childrens section is wonderful with story time, crafts, summer reading program ect. All the people there have been wonderful!! Wondering if the almost 2 year old was being disrespectful to other patrons in library?? It is a library and certain rules do pertain even in the childrens area. It is not a playground or babysitting area. Hope everyone gives it a try and finds out for theirselves how wonderful this library can be.

I have experienced many institutions as both a student and a professor, but none have matched Park…read moreUniversity in terms of fostering a welcoming and encouraging atmosphere. Park University consistently empowers its educators, which significantly enhances both their personal and professional growth, as well as that of the students. For instance, Criminal Justice Administration students hone their expertise through a blend of traditional theoretical and practical curriculum, further enriched by a podcast hosted by their professors. Check it out! Now On-Demand on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/3hVAbdHNdeMrJUebIECWWA?si=u4tG06VwQA-4Texv84X-CA

This was my visit to Park University in Kansas City, Missouri. It is obvious of the historical…read morefeatures by looking at the architecture of the buildings. Their student union actually is underground, and rock features protrude throughout the hallways, which adds uniqueness to the structure. Classrooms use modern technology and each room has bright lights. The bathrooms are well maintained and are clean. Parking requires a permit to park on-campus.

Seems like a nice place, but because it's in downtown "every building is the fed building" area, I…read morehate the location. I attended a Mindfulness Workshop & Meditation session which was nice. However, my GPS had me park on the street nearby a park full of questionable characters. The library staff was helpful and friendly but because I had to feed the meter I could not stay long enough to browse. I think I'll stay on the Missouri side going forward

I generally visit this library only for work purposes. And that's all it'll ever be…read more Overall, the library patrons are very rude and it is overall unnecessary. I've been here about four times and I think today was the last time. I can understand that some of you may want to just leave but a rude attitude isn't necessary and won't let you leave earlier. I'm not a child and I was not disrespectful in any way. I'm shocked that the library would even be considered an unfriendly place at all! But this location is! On top of that, the library just stinks. It isn't a pleasant library and filled with an foul odor. I'd rather commute to the library near Arrowhead Middle School where the library patrons are much more friendlier and they have bigger crowds there than this location, yet still greet everyone with a smile. I'm not sure what is in the waters but I'm disappointed and can only hope they work on improving their customer service.

great school great people. Big shout out to the dean Mr Tigner for helping me with everything to…read moreget through the years along with the amazing staff. They care and can't help unless you ask for the help you need

This is one of the Best campuses. Professors are great and helpful. The Dean, is great and helps…read moreout the book store staff is nice and helpful. The buildings are chilled and not always very warm in the winter so dress and show school spirit and take hand written notes over computer notes. Also be involved we all need friend.